It’s been a good season for the Atlanta Braves. It has not been a good season for Julio Teheran. Among the 77 pitchers with enough innings to qualify for the ERA title, Teheran is third-worst in MLB, and dead last in the National League, in fWAR. For every good stretch (e.g., three consecutive starts in April where he gave up a combined three runs, a two-start stretch against the Blue Jays and Diamondbacks where he allowed two combined runs and pitched into the seventh in each), he’s had a bad clunker or a poor stretch of starts.
Teheran, offense seek bounceback in Mets finale
